Wet Fight Over Treaty Debated at Democratic Convention
The article reports that President Wilson’s peace treaty is being pushed by the administration toward the Resolutions Committee, with widespread opposition expected on the floor. It notes committee leadership under Homer S. Cummings and a likely clash over the wet plank, including Irish independence and Volstead platform discussions, predicting a tense convention battle.
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Carter Field
Wilson
Democratic National
Afzord- Sae
Homier S. Cummings
Panadhe Habronal Committee
Oller
Tellor
Cummings
Mn Cummings
Commings
Willie Jennings Bevin
Dayal T. Wateh
Jenies
Bork
Hia
Palmer
Towa
Hmiti
Trhune
Pee Lee
Rha Goren
FragmentedOCR Text on Political Scams and Protests
The readable phrases describe a political scandal or protest scene with mentions of a siren, penalties, and an educational NFA. Names, places, dates, and concrete details are garbled, but imply accusations, possibly involving a convention, a bribe, and a public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weamnen
TY Hlentie
Feuvetier
Heaslericne Srry
NFA
Ately
Senntion
IL Yanane
Bryan Won't Seek Third-Party Presidency
GREAT FALLS Mont Bryan says he will not be a candidate of a third party for the Presidency. He commented on a dispatch from Lincoln Neb regarding reform measures and said the Democratic party should not run for president. He noted a plank endorsing prohibition and enforcing laws, plus jail sentences for profiteers, prepared for the Democratic National Convention.
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Great Falls
Mont
William d. Bryan
Lineoln
Neb
Neliwatka
Marty-eighe
Bryan
Hind
Democratic National
Colby Denies He Bears Edict of President
Sprotal Disputeh to The Triton WIACAGO June 2. Colby secretary of state and delegate to the Democratic National Convention arrives in Chicago with a horn for the Democrats and a killmamer for the Republicans. He denies carrying President Wilson's hints to the convention and says the Democratic platform will be constructive. He criticizes Republican stance and asserts the Democratic party will respond to the moment with a strong platform amid calls for a possible third term debate.
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Tainheide C Colby
Chicago
Colby
Wilson
Republican Party
Tu Itifice
Thixbry
Otteppken
Phrixen Tla Teylag
Irs
Clewouts
Lap
Lam
Colby Jett
San Foanlaces
Barrage in Londonderry leaves many wounded and dead
Turbulent street fighting engulfs Londonderry and Waterside areas as five Sinn Fein members are wounded by machine gun fire. Reports say civilians injured across Bishop Street, Henrietta Street, and surrounding lanes. An elderly man and a confectioner were killed, while the city endures a night of banditry, fear, and wartime chaos.
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Londonderry
Il Thess
Harrack Street
Ie Nan
Dangmude
Scheingrs
Columba's
Thurack
Thurack Stree
Rae
Olice
Menienil Tremenu
Longtower
Bishop's Gate
Sim Féiners
Bishop Street Barracks
Cissund Alix
McKenna
Henrietta Butvel
Whitantie
Bishop Street
Tum
Hue
Mallvine
Bisi
Pastafies
Fures
Harding Receives $1 From Years Ago Letter
Washington June 23 Senator Warren G Harding Republican nominee for President received a letter claiming a $1 gift from a tramp printer who had visited The Marion Star years ago. The writer said the dollar helped when work was scarce and money tighter. The debtor’s name was not revealed and the note circulated from Rochester, Pa.
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Rochester
Harding
United
Procter Backer Signals Loyal Harding Support
Republican backer Procter of Cincinnati writes Senator Harding pledging loyal support before and after the convention. Roosevelt also cables greetings, praising a sane, efficient government and urging unity, while references to Wood's defeat and convention dynamics appear throughout.
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Wood
Washington
Cotubul
Willa Gonpor Procter
Cincines
Tedward Wood
Campalit
Warr Harding
Nde
Harding
Senator Harding
Gunarn
Ohio
Amd
Uae
Mystery Murder Case Looms Over City After Driver Testimony
Police resumed questioning a taxi driver who ferried Elwell home after the New Amsterdam Theater incident. Witnesses describe a night of tension as investigators seek links to a possible suspect, with bystanders recall Elwell’s movements and a gunshot wound to the victim. Early reports note the investigation may take months to solve, with several names and addresses mentioned in court filings and media accounts.
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George A. Autens
West
Stever
Ie Tous
Mba Muthers
Phe Tin
Walters Wien
New Amsterdam Theater
Nitin
Sistyesivth Street
Wis
Tilley
Walter
Tata
Waltons
Tony Patiedbier
Hebbal
Miss Anderson
Walter Lewisul
Ola Rose
Ota Figueroa
Kenya
Joey
Sehtepelt
Mingesiita
Selega Hogan
Fapraary
Mies Anlerson
Miss Fethur
Not Downcast Not Downcast Full of Fight Johnson Tells Home Folks
A fragmented account portrays Johnson addressing supporters at a public gathering. The report references campaign events, regional towns, and mentions various named figures and places, indicating a tense political scene with emphasis on resilience and public engagement.
Nonsense Says Tammany Chief On Indictment
Charles F. Murphy Tammany leader denounces an indictment as nonsense after arriving in New York by the Overland. He defends himself and colleagues against charges of conspiring to defraud the government of excess profits tax, calling the case a business suit and offering no further remarks.
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Tribune Neisco
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
New York
James E. Smith
Mr. Murphy
Harteg
Charley F Marris
Tanmany Hose
Johi Smith
Py Abeibertite
coRmiy Heuatvery
Wilsoa
United States
Tinek
Clotinn
Tennessen
Elie
Tartog
Penye
Weier Murphy
Rene AdAittono
Wilson Urges Rail Board Quick Action on Wages
President Wilson asks the Railroad Labor Board in Chicago to hasten its decision on workers wage demands to curb insurgent unrest. Secretary Burton Payne reports to the White House after meeting with union and industry officials amid growing labor tension and calls for a rapid, authoritative settlement.
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Wilson
Tennessee Will Rail Board
Tietiene’ Watliagton
Washington
Pine Dent Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Airiies
Loarner Tiny
Ahn Burton Payne
Interior
Mr. Payne
W. Ny Donk
Brotherhood of Railroad Tain
Lenk
White House
Donk
Gage
Jean
Abean Transportatiom
Dowk
Lionel
Avery Gnanner
Manttous
Tiver
Tewold
Glenn
Woman Dropped Baby to Death in Brooklyn Train Tragedy
Mrs Carmella Queriern of 4011 Avenue D Brooklyn is jailed on murder charges after allegedly throwing her infant from a Queens elevated station as an eastbound train approached. Police reports say a bystander saw the act and train brakes prevented a worse outcome. motive unclear and Queriern reportedly expressed distress and claimed memory gaps.
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Carmella Queriern
Avnue
Brooklyn
Rishimend Wal
Qurens
Vest Nlusht
Charles Schuchmen
Stuckman
Sue
Maren Uy Hogy
Etm
W Bhs Company
Faa
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League of Nations
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Senate
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Black
Swann
Fauramento
Runuldtown
Avene
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Sine Seatharn Werle
Fk Uyernget
Venice
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Tibet
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Talohan
Hincoln
Hiiriton
Terentia
She Olson
Aly
Seorn
C.F. Murphy
Almirall Grand Jury
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Hiture
Waentis
California
Labia
Timihanys
Aden
Wesley Will Wallen
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Ayrup
Fuenieh
Mintta Dewey
Baldwin
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